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The Yellow-striped Flutterer (Rhyothemis phyllis) is a species of dragonfly belonging to the family Libellulidae, widely distributed across Southeast Asia and parts of Australasia. As its common name suggests, the insect is distinguished by its broad, colorful wings and a distinctive, slow, butterfl...
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Spectacular patterned wings and butterfly-like flight make it a photographic favorite; distinctive appearance places it among the most admired flutterers.
Scoring methodologyThe Variegated Flutterer (Rhyothemis variegata) is a species of dragonfly in the family Libellulidae found across South and Southeast Asia. It is recognized by its broad, dark amber-and-brown patterned wings and a distinctive fluttering, butterfly-like flight style that distinguishes it from many ot...
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Amber patterned wings and buoyant butterfly-like flight create outstanding visual appeal, earning strong recognition across its South Asian range.
Scoring methodologyBlack winged flutterer is a common name for an Asian dragonfly in the genus Rhyothemis. The insect is recognized by broad wings with dark patches or bands and by a fluttering flight that can resemble the movement of a butterfly more than the direct flight of many other dragonflies. It is associated...
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Broad black wings and butterfly-like movement produce dramatic contrast and exceptional field presence, supporting high visual acclaim.
Scoring methodologyThe Yellow-barred Flutterer is a dragonfly in the family Libellulidae and the genus Rhyothemis. It is associated with warm regions of Asia and Australia and is identified by contrasting yellow and dark markings on its wings, which give the insect its common name. Like other flutterer dragonflies, it...
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Bold yellow-banded wings and fluttering flight create a highly photogenic, immediately recognizable species with broad regional appeal.
Scoring methodologyThe Variable Flutterer is a dragonfly associated with the genus Rhyothemis and with warm regions of Asia and Australia. Its wings show contrasting dark and pale areas with an iridescent appearance, and its flight can look fluttering or butterfly-like compared with the more direct flight of many othe...
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Iridescent patterned wings and delicate fluttering flight deliver outstanding visual appeal, with variability adding considerable observer interest.
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